God's Pocket Marine Provincial Park

God's Pocket Marine Provincial Park in southwest British Columbia, Canada, was established on July 12, 1995, to protect 2,036 hectares of islands and surrounding waters centered on Hurst and Bell islands and many smaller isles. Known especially for cold-water scuba diving and kayaking, it preserves a scattered coastal landscape shaped by travel and exploration on the water. The park remains valued both as a recreation destination and as a protected marine environment that conserves the character of this island setting.